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Again, I challenge anyone to prove me wrong with actual facts and not supposition based on poorly written RNS! Show me the money, show me a working unit with a gauge measuring electrical output and thermo output, along with gas input?

Show me a working unit! Show me continuous electrical output! Show gas input graphed against electricity generation!

Show me proof! Come on Observer842, you have all the faith. Prove we have actual working units!

it's the usual ramp for this share. Look at the past few months.

If there was more to this than just vapour, why isn't news steadily coming out?? And don't tell me that JG wants to keep it all to himself. There is actually no proof that there exist any working units; nothing at all but the word of JG. How many years have test units been trialing? Three or four? All statements have just been a way of kicking its eventual delisting down the road. Again, I challenge anyone to prove me wrong with actual facts and not supposition based on poorly written RNS! Show me the money, show me a working unit with a gauge measuring electrical output and thermo output, along with gas input?

Keep pumping this dog of a share observer842, but it looks like there are no more suckers around to be drawn into this dismal excuse for a company.

Nothing exists, as it if did JG would be shouting it to raise capital to get through testing and approvals and into the market. For the third or is it fourth time...

But nothing, just silence. And here, Silence is not Golden, its fools gold.

I am 100% certain that this share is all smoke and mirrors. Nothing to see here, move along...

You're right. He is at Gulf. It doesn't;t seem to be part of the true Gulf org and he is not listed as CEO. Accounts to small to report also. Another failure for Stiff...

I call BS on Stiff being CEO of Gulf Gas & Power. There is no mentioned of that anywhere other than his LinkedIn profile. Figures! More lies from the iimp Stiff...

I read their so called patents, not impressive. If the technology was any good and the information available, why is INSP at 0.04p?

Use some logic...

dougal66, stop spreading mis-information. INSP does not hold any patents on Stirling Engines. It has a few minor patents on some components used in the design of their product.

Nothing of any importance. If there was money to be made from practical applications of Stirling Engines, it would have already been done.

This is a washed out share. Nothing to see here. Nothing to invest in. Go ahead and prove me wrong. I have stated this before. This share is all BS.

That could just mean that they exchanged emails. Means their in discussion, LOL.

"Inspirit Energy are commercialising the Inspirit Charger for production launch in 2019. We are seeking field trial partners and taking expressions of interest for prospective customers interested in our pre-production field trials. Register your interest below."

They tried this three years ago, what happened to those trials? Not a share that will return anything to holders.

There is no answer, just the same info which does not provide a clear statement.

What was the previous dimensions? What are they now?
What amount if gas is required to obtain the 6.4Kw output. Nothing but hot air. We sill do not know anything, and the RNS was posted to try and quite legitimate questions.

I am not changing my opinion.

Can we have some supporting information / documentation? Or is this too much to ask???

How is the doubling of output power achieved?
What is the overall size difference between the previous and current generations of the product?
What is the input gas requirement for the 6.4 output, and for the 3.2output?

And none of the above information will give away any secrets, so no excuses not to provide. Otherwise, this is only hot air. I am very happy to be proven wrong, but I doubt I will be.

I agree, more information needs to be released as back up to the statements made in the RNS.

How is the doubling of output power achieved?
What is the overall size difference between the previous and current generations of the product?
What is the input gas requirement for the 6.4 output, and for the 3.2output?

And none of the above information will give away any secrets, so no excuses not to provide. Otherwise, this is only hot air. I am very happy to be proven wrong, but I doubt I will be.

There are no beans to spill as there is no improvement in overall efficiency. As you mentioned, two engines make the most sense as to why the power output doubled.

But if you have to double the power input, then no overall gain.

Also, we still do not have an full size specification, L x W x H.

if JG could post the original dimensions and the present ones, that would answer some questions.

Oh, and again no patent for a Stirling Engine only for some minor components.

There is still no proof of anything, hence the share price languishing. Until there is concrete proof of one product, never mind the multitude of variations (squirrels) that were written about, the price will continue to drop. I would suggest no further investments.

And INSP do not hold patents on Stirling Engine. Only some minor patents on material etc.. Nothing of true value.

Your relentless optimism has not spread to the market, which can see through the JG smoke screen.

There is still no proof of anything, hence the share price languishing. Until there is concrete proof of one product, never mind the multitude of variations (squirrels) that were written about, the price will continue to drop. I would suggest no further investments.

And INSP do not hold patents on Stirling Engine. Only some minor patents on material etc.. Nothing of true value.

Your relentless optimism has not spread to the market, which can see through the JG smoke screen.

Inspirit does not hold a patent for a Stirling engine. And a sealed unit was patented in the 90's by an American Company (details already posted).

If you are so confident, then post the patent. Otherwise, stop with your statement.

@dougal66...Please stop spreading mis-information. Inspirit does not hold any patents for a Stirling engine.

The other patent ws issued in the late ‘90s. Inspirit is way late and haven’t developed anything new. BTW, the other company was developing a stirling engine for the mrine environment.